ANJUMAN HIMAYAT-E-ISLAM, LAHORE versus DR. SYED FAROOQ HASSAN
Sections 2, 3 and 4 are not restricted to immediate offspring, ie children, in their meaning and import, but may extend to offspring in the context of the provisions of the Muslim Waqf Authentication Act, 1913, especially Sections 2, 3 and 4 of the Act are permissible and allow a Muslim to construct a waqf whereby the benefit and management of the property vests in the family / children and offspring of the waqf extends until the end of the generation of the descendants. That is, then, dedicated property can be used for charitable purposes, it is clear from section 4 of the Act that when the wording of the Waqf certificate The undeniable consequence is that after the last consecutive death of dedicated property, the aforesaid property will be made to a specific charity institute and its benefits should be used to care for Muslim orphans, the administration and its The related benefits will be included in the aforementioned charity institute as per the deadline for the final withdrawal.
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